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This video explains how the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) alters the common law mirror image rule, which states that offers and acceptances must match for a contract to exist. For example, if a farmer offers 100 apples for $100, with payment due by May 1st at 10:00 a.m. and delivery by truck, and a businessman agrees but adds a two-day return policy, the acceptance does not precisely mirror the offer. Under common law, this could imply no contract exists due to the added term. However, the UCC allows for modifications in the acceptance, indicating that a contract can still be formed even with additional terms, highlighting the flexibility of UCC rules over traditional common law.